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Sorry bother you again... but I think there is an issue, so I cannot use the modbus layer in the ioninja 5.11.0 (but I remenber it worked well in some previous version). This happens in the ARM64 version, I tried two plataforms, a Raspeberry 4 and a Rock64 and in both cases I have the same problem (but works well in the Windows one). The issue is: I add a "New sesion - Serial" and then I add (layer pipeline) a "Modbus Analyzer". It seems to work (you can see the properties for modbus), but when you try to use it it crashes... For exemple, in the transmission binary pane -selecting the "modbus RTU (request)", then the fields do not appear, and few later, it freezes and then crashes.<br />
If you need further info, let me know<br />
Regards!<br />
Josep<br />
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